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My map isn’t heavily distorted to fit too many kind of units. I am favour to add new units if only absolutely needed. But Italy and China have units with similar Mech stats to diversify their options.
These are some rules that apply to countrys in A&A, each is a special rule and can only be used for that country
Germany= SS tanks- attack at 4, defend at 3, 1 starts off in germany, can recruit 1 each turn and they cannot break apart(except for battle losses) the recruit must begin its turn in the same territory as the ss tank. i spray painted 1 of my germany tanks black and use black chips for the ss tanks.
Russia= can move 1 factory 1 space during non-com, doesnt matter if it was used that turn
US=Marines- only one marine attack per turn, attack at 2
UK= british infantry in UK only defend at 3
Japan= Kamikazi- japan can suicide attack ships with planes, roll 1-3 the plane has a chance to kamikaze, 4-6 it is destroyed before it attacks, the plane can choose which ship to attack and attacks at 4
any questions? please ask
Russia’s doesn’t help it too much… but it looks good…
The Japan one sounds good….it makes Kamikaze actually useful
i thought that the UK’s would be the most useless.
Maybe give their fighter pilots something extra - in light of their defense from the battle of Britain.
Or give them an extra X ipcs/turn if they “control the seas” (whatever you choose that to mean).
i like CC’s idea. UK is too weak. you might try a trannie defense boost for the destroyer protection from america.
Japan= Kamikazi- japan can suicide attack ships with planes, roll 1-3 the plane has a chance to kamikaze, 4-6 it is destroyed before it attacks, the plane can choose which ship to attack and attacks at 4
So to Kamakazi the J ftr must…
1)roll a 1, 2 or 3 on a d6, and then…
2)roll a 1, 2, 3 or 4 on a d6.
That make it a 2 in 6 chance(1/2 x 2/3’s, which works to 1 in 3) to kamakazi a specific target, right?
It’s too freakin’ late if it comes to that.
well kamikazi’s were hardly ever succussful so there has to be some realism in its effectiveness